ITV today claimed it was benefitting from "growing concerns" about digital advertising and malware and insisted it can outperform the TV ad market in 2016, despite lagging the market in a flat first quarter.
The editor of The Guardian has insisted the loss-making title will not set up a paywall even though some readers feel so "guilty" about getting news for free that they ask her: "Can I give you money?"
Mondelez International, one of the world's biggest consumer-goods companies, has said it is not worried about ad-blocking and it might even "welcome" it.
This week Phuong Nguyen, the director of eBay Advertising, experiences the not insignificant task of defining the company’s three-year tech plan; the joy of promoting deserving talent; and a quintessentially London moment.
Find out how long the world would survive if you were patient zero in a devastating smallpox outbreak as part of the online marketing for Ubisoft's new Tom Clancy game.
An evening with Bullmore: the 16 best bits Adland's finest gather around the RedSofa for an evening of smiles and wisdom with the wise uncle of advertising - Jeremy Bullmore. Presented by Campaign and RedSofa
The ad market for free print newspapers is limited and paid-for titles will be increasingly dependent on cover price because of slumping ad revenue, the publisher of The New Day and the Daily Mirror has said.
This week, Sam Finlay, the managing director at Time Inc UK Advertising, breakfasts with Unilever’s Keith Weed, learns that Time Inc has acquired Specific Media and Myspace owner Viant and avoids West Ham fans.
This year's American football spectacle showed the effectiveness of social activations – from free pizza from Papa Johns, to a $1m prize from Esurance.
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